U.S. Communities announces new food services contract

U.S. Communities has launched a new food product and distribution contract with Premier, Inc., which enables public agencies to continue to realize immediate savings on food service expenditures. Premier provides greater control and predictability of costs through their aggressive national distribution program with partner US Foods.

The Premier Foodservice Program is a proven, 20-year program that will offer great product and process savings to participating agencies. The program takes a comprehensive approach to delivering value, combining sole-source distribution through US Foods and Premier’s aggressive Contracted Manufacturer Agreements (CMA’s). The distribution agreement with US Foods provides agencies an industry leading pricing and incentive structure.

This contract award from lead agency, North Carolina State University, is for five years and five months with the option to extend the contract for two additional two year periods. To learn more about this new contract available for state and local government agencies, higher education institutions and non-profits, register for one of U.S. Communities’ 45-minute complimentary webinars

Leverage your purchasing power and save time with this cooperative contract. Let Premier’s expert contracting team negotiate the discounts. With over $5 billion in annual food purchases, Premier has one of the largest food supply contract portfolios providing discounts on over 100,000 products from 350 categories.

To learn more information about this contract, watch this complementary 30-minute webinar on-demand.

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